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Categories: Performing Arts, San Diego's Most Unique Events
Now – 6/12: Mala
By Melinda LopezDirected by David DowerProduced by The Old Globe Theatre She was always the good daughter. But now her mother, in the twilight of her life, calls her “mala”—bad...
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Categories: An Artist @ the Table, Vanguard Culture Events
5/28: An Artist @ the Table
Enjoy a delicious, art-filled 5-course menu by renowned Chef Ron Oliver, inspired by one of the world’s most impressive art collections. Featuring wine pairings from the Valle de Guadalupe, generously...
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Categories: Performing Arts, San Diego's Most Unique Events
5/21 – 5/22: Giselle
Bringing the beauty of classical ballet front and center, San Diego Ballet’s new staging of GISELLE is a haunting rumination on romantic love and sacrifice. Traditionally, placed in 19th century...
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Categories: San Diego's Most Unique Events, Visual Arts
5/21 – 8/21: A Kind of Heaven
A Kind of Heaven is an exhibition of recent paintings by Southern Californian visionary artists who imagine the world as another place, where alternatives to everyday reality are made manifest,...
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Categories: Visual Arts
Now – 7/9: Sage Serrano, Carolina Betancourt, and Karla Del Rio: Works on Paper
The Athenaeum Art Center is hosting an exhibition of all works on paper—drawings and books—by three women artists, Carolina Betancourt, Sage Serrano, and Karla Del Rio. The works in this...
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Categories: San Diego's Most Unique Events, Visual Arts
Now – 6/4: Timeless
In Timeless: Black & White Portraits of Joan Agajanian Quinn, the Athenaeum brings together portraits of journalist and Los Angeles art collector Joan Agajanian Quinn spanning five decades, all by...
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Categories: Performing Arts, San Diego's Most Unique Events
Now – 5/22: MOTHER OF THE MAID
Think it was hard being Joan of Arc? Imagine being her mother. Isabelle is a mother and a sensible, hard-working, God-fearing peasant woman whose faith is upended as she deals...
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Categories: San Diego's Most Unique Events, Visual Arts
Now – 5/26: Connecting the Dots
The Connecting the Dots exhibition at the San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery features artwork created by 72 SDCCD faculty and staff members from Mesa, City, and Miramar, Continuing Ed...
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POETIC LICENSE: “Eureka Stage Left!”
October 25, 2020 Artist Studio Visits by Chi Essary “I like making things out of trash,” says Iain Gunn of Animal Cracker Conspiracy, the award-winning San Diego puppet company. He […]
POETIC LICENSE: James Hubbell. His Hand in Everything
March 2, 2020 The Hubbell property is a cross between a hobbit village and a dreamscape. Stairways arch around curved walls and scalloped, ribbed and asymmetrical domed ceilings meet whimsically […]
POETIC LICENSE: The Consummate “Noticer”
Artist Studio Visits by Chi Essary August 9, 2019 “Rock music is very limited—guitar, bass, drums, that’s about it,” says sound artist Francisco Eme, explaining why he grew tired of […]
